Rod Paige , the U. Secretary of Education from to , issued a statement saying among other things that, "according to the authors of the data the Times cites, differences between charter and regular public schools in achievement test scores vanish when examined by race or ethnicity.

A paper by Caroline Hoxby found that charter school students do better than public school students, although this advantage was found only "among white non-Hispanics, males, and students who have a parent with at least a high school diploma".

It also reported that the longer the charter school had been in operation, the more favorably its students compared.

The paper was the subject of controversy in when Princeton assistant professor Jesse Rothstein was unable to replicate her results.

A common approach in education evaluation research is to compare the learning gains of individual students in charter schools to their gains when they were in traditional public schools.

A few selected examples of this work find that charter schools on average outperform the traditional public schools that supplied students, at least after the charter school had been in operation for a few years.

A possible limitation of this type of study is that it does not automatically distinguish between possible benefits of how the school operates e.

A report issued by the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, [56] released in July and updated in October , looks at twenty-six studies that make some attempt to look at change over time in charter school student or school performance.

The study also looks at whether individual charter schools improve their performance with age e. Of these, five of seven studies find that as charter schools mature, they improve.

The other two find no significant differences between older and younger charter schools. A more recent synthesis of findings conducted by Vanderbilt University indicates that solid conclusions cannot be drawn from the existing studies, due to their methodological shortcomings and conflicting results, and proposes standards for future meta-analyses.

A study released on August 22, by the National Center for Education Statistics NCES found that students in charter schools performed several points worse than students in traditional public schools in both reading and math on the National Assessment of Educational Progress test.

Final Report released in , the U. Department of Education found that, in the five case study states, charter schools were out-performed by traditional public schools in meeting state performance standards, but noted: The report performed analyses using both statistical controls and using pilot and charter applicant lotteries.

For pilot schools, the report found that in the middle school grades pilot school students modestly underperform relative to similar students attending traditional BPS schools The results using a sub-sample of schools with random lottery results found very large positive effects in both math and ELA scores for charter schools, including 0.

The study concludes they believe not every charter will outperform traditional public schools, but that conditions are well suited for growth.

A case study by the Harvard Business School examined the charter school reform efforts in New Orleans.

RSD Schools are a result of Act 9 of the Louisiana State Legislature passed in to manage under-performing schools throughout the state.

A study contends that although charter schools may seem to be improving the system overall, these metrics do not take into account race, as many of the underperforming charters primarily educate African-American students.

As more states start charter schools, there is increasing speculation about upcoming legislation. In an innovation-diffusion study surveying education policy experts in fifty states, Michael Mintrom and Sandra Vergari found that charter legislation is more likely to be considered in states with poor test scores, Republican legislative control, and proximity to other states with high quality charter schools.

Legislative enthusiasm, gubernatorial support, interactions with national authorities, and use of permissive charter-law models increase the chances for adopting what they consider stronger laws.

He feels union support and restrictive models lead to adoption of what he considers weaker laws. The threat of vouchers, wavering support for public education, and bipartisan support for charters has led some unions to start charters themselves.

Proponents claim that charters offer teachers a measure of empowerment, employee ownership, and governance that might be enhanced by union assistance Nathan.

Over two dozen private management companies are scrambling to increase their 10 percent share of a "more hospitable and entrepreneurial market" Stecklow In the late s Boston-based Advantage Schools Inc.

In July , Advantage Schools, Inc. Historically, Americans have been evenly split on the idea of Charter schools, with a roughly even mix of support versus opposition between Charter schools provide an alternative for educators, families and communities who are dissatisfied with educational quality and school district bureaucracies at noncharter schools.

In early , the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice , a pro-charter organization, conducted two polls in primarily conservative states Idaho and Nevada where they asked parents about their preferences concerning education.

Most preferred private schools over other options. The charter approach uses market principles from the private sector, including accountability and consumer choice, to offer new public sector options that remain nonsectarian and non-exclusive.

Many people, such as former President Bill Clinton, see charter schools, with their emphasis on autonomy and accountability, as a workable political compromise and an alternative to vouchers.

Others, such as former President George W. Despite these endorsements, a recent report by the AFT has shown charter schools not faring as well as public schools on state administered standardized testing, [73] though the report has been heavily criticized by conservatives like William G.

Howell of the Brookings Institution. Both charter school proponents and critics admit that individual schools of public choice have the potential to develop into successful or unsuccessful models.

Building a High-Quality School Choice Market", [79] author Erin Dillon argues that market forces alone will not provide the necessary supply and demand for excellent public schools, especially in low-income, urban neighborhoods that often witness low student achievement.

According to Dillon, "In order to pressure all public schools to improve and to raise student achievement overall, school choice reforms need to not just increase the supply of any schools.

They need to increase the supply of good schools, and parents who know how to find them. Nearly all charter schools face implementation obstacles, but newly created schools are most vulnerable.

Some charter advocates claim that new charters tend to be plagued by resource limitations, particularly inadequate startup funds. Yet a few charter schools also attract large amounts of interest and money from private sources such as the Gates Foundation , the Walton Family Foundation, the Broad Foundation, and the NewSchools Venture Fund.

Although charter advocates recommend the schools control all per-pupil funds, charter advocates claim that their schools rarely receive as much funding as other public schools.

In reality, this is not necessarily the case in the complex world of school funding. Charter advocates claim that their schools generally lack access to funding for facilities and special program funds distributed on a district basis.

Despite the possibility of additional private and non-district funding, a government study showed that charter school may still lag behind traditional public school achievement.

Charters sometimes face opposition from local boards, state education agencies, and unions. Many educators are concerned that charter schools might siphon off badly needed funds for regular schools, as well as students.

In addition, public-school advocates assert that charter schools are designed to compete with public schools in a destructive and harmful manner rather than work in harmony with them.

According to a recent study published in December by the Center for Education Reform, the national percentage of charter closures were as follows: Co-location or collocation of charter schools in public noncharter school buildings has been practiced in both New York City and Chicago [88] and is controversial.

The cost savings let more charter schools open. The basic concept of charter schools is that they exercise increased autonomy in return for greater accountability.

They are meant to be held accountable for both academic results and fiscal practices to several groups, including the sponsor that grants them, the parents who choose them, and the public that funds them.

Charter schools can theoretically be closed for failing to meet the terms set forth in their charter, but in practice, this can be difficult, divisive, and controversial.

One example was the revocation of the charter for a school called Urban Pioneer in the San Francisco Unified School District , which first came under scrutiny when two students died on a school wilderness outing.

In March , the Center for Education Reform released its latest data on charter school closures. At that time they found that of the more than charter schools that have ever opened had closed, for reasons ranging from district consolidation to failure to attract students.

Progress among these schools has not been tracked objectively or clearly. In a September public policy report, education experts Andrew Rotherham and Sara Mead of Education Sector offered a series of recommendations to improve charter school quality through increased accountability.

Some of their recommendations urged policymakers to: Students also tend to move from charter schools prior to graduation more often than do students in public schools Finch, Lapsley and Baker-Boudissa.

Whether the charter school model can be scaled up to the size of a public noncharter school system has been questioned, when teaching demands more from teachers and many noncharter teachers are apparently unable to teach in the way charters seek, as has been suggested by Arne Duncan , U.

Secretary of Education , Diane Ravitch , education historian and former assistant U. Critics have accused for-profit entities, education management organizations , EMOs [] and private foundations such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation , the Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation , and the Walton Family Foundation [] of funding Charter school initiatives to undermine public education [] [] and turn education into a "Business Model" which can make a profit.

Charters were originally a progressive movement called the "small schools" movement started by University of Massachusetts professor Ray Budde and American Federation of Teachers leader Al Shanker to explore best practices for education without bureaucracy.

According to a study done by Vanderbilt University , teachers in charter schools are 1. If the goal is increased competition, parents can examine the data and avoid the failing charters, while favoring the successful charters, and chartering institutions can decline to continue to support charters with mediocre performance.

A Pennsylvania legislator who voted to create charter schools, State Rep. Cohen of Philadelphia, said that "Charter schools offer increased flexibility to parents and administrators, but at a cost of reduced job security to school personnel.

The evidence to date shows that the higher turnover of staff undermines school performance more than it enhances it, and that the problems of urban education are far too great for enhanced managerial authority to solve in the absence of far greater resources of staff, technology, and state of the art buildings.

When admission depends on a random lottery, some hopeful applicants may be disappointed. A lottery, however, ensures those in wealthier districts do not have a better chance of being accepted.

A lottery is a means of allocating a scarce resource, in this case a spot in a desirable charter school. They are used in schools that are at capacity.

Other charter schools, whose goal is maximizing enrollment, do not employ a lottery. He said that after two years of researching school reform, he understood the complexities.

He reversed his view of union leader Randi Weingarten and suggested she run the school system for a city. One study states that charter schools increase racial segregation.

These very high-poverty, high-minority schools produce achievement gains that are substantially greater than the traditional public schools in the same catchment areas.

Some charter schools may engage in selective admission of students likely to succeed. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article has been nominated to be checked for its neutrality.

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Er gelden limieten voor hoeveel je er kunt kopen. Verwijder de inruil om de Pixel toe te voegen aan uw winkelwagentje. SCP described these fluids as "essences of the humors", and elaborated by saying "the Pestilence may bring about a systemic imbalance.

In such a case, before true healing can begin, one must find the humors in balance or the body will reject the cure.

Over the next few days, SCP spent a considerable amount of time adjusting the organs of the bovine corpse with a number of large metal instruments.

After eight days, SCP produced a lightning rod, which Dr. Hamm exchanged for an electric cattle prod attached to an extension cord, and struck the corpse in several locations.

This action seemingly had the effect of reanimating the bovine, which once again became ambulatory, despite the inversion of the head and reorientation of its limbs.

Can you describe your process in detail? Oh goodness no, the process is most intensive. As I said to your assistant, the best instruction you will find about my methods are here in my journals, as I have kept exhaustive records of my work 7 there.

You do not understand the Pestilence? Even after all this time? Doctor, it is an unspeakable horror, one that has shown its true face many times before and will again.

I find myself blessed with the wisdom and good senses needed to root it out and destroy it, but many like yourself cannot. It is a cruel judgement, I fear, to be at the mercy of a disease you cannot fully comprehend!

How is your cure any kind of cure at all? Growing suddenly agitated It is a cure! You may laugh at my efforts if you please, but do not besmirch the good name of scientific progress that has developed this great mercy.

What you so shortsightedly see here is a life better than any this creature could have hoped for, stricken as it was with Pestilence.

This creature is now clean, unable to spread the Pestilence and free from the terror it would have experienced otherwise. Very agitated Do not jape with me, sir!

You and your colleagues are like so many others, unable to look past minor setbacks to see the salvation taking place before your very eyes.

Do you wait to remove rotten timbers until the hall collapses on top of you? You find them and you pull them out and replace them with those untouched by rot!

And most of all, you do not simply mock the structure because it now looks different to you. It is free of disease.

Deep breath Yes, well, do mind your words in the future, doctor. I am a professional, but even professionals may feel the bite of pride in dealing with criticism of their masterpiece.

I will forgive this as an act of good faith between colleagues. Pauses, looking away from Dr. Hamm No, that will be all. Another test subject, on the usual schedule.

You know my preference of subjects with more human anatomies. SCP does seem to genuinely want to help other humans, though it has not yet been able to provide a concrete example of what exactly it is trying to save us all from.

I have watched it now over several weeks, and while the outcomes do not seem to ever change, SCP continues to claim that it is growing closer to its perfect cure.

I think the entity may be more aware of the reality of these outcomes than it would like us to think. Hamm conducted a number of interviews with the subject regarding its anomalous properties, and over time began to note its displeasure with its subjects and the SCP instances.

This continued for a period of several months, during which SCP never exhibited any aggressive behaviours. On April 16th, , as Dr.

Hamm if he was feeling well. Hamm reminded SCP that the interview was required, after which the entity became hostile and attacked Dr.

Due to a lapse in security protocol, and because Dr. Hamm did not activate the in-chamber emergency system, Dr. SCP, you are being directed to explain your actions, and I will remind you that failure to cooperate will result in further restrictions during your containment.

Interrupting, angrily Not dead! He is… he is cured. I had thought you, at least, would realize what luck it is I detected it before-. You keep going on and on about this pestilence but you have not once been able to properly identify this "disease".

What could you have possibly seen in him today that you had not seen so many times before? That it would be worth his life?

He… pauses The Pestilence presents and progresses in unforeseeable fashions, and has a queer way of- of creeping into the unprepared, and… breathing becomes heavier call it what you want, doctor.

It was a mercy I did to him. Pauses I… I would not expect you to understand. You and your… your ilk have proven time and time again to be not men of science, but men of- of emotion.

You cannot appreciate the horrors I have seen, those many millions who have succumbed to the Pestilence and been changed, who-. No good SIR I have saved it!

You would allow this world to slip back into the, the- the despair of disease and death, ignoring that I have created a miracle and-.

Talking over SCP What disease? He was a healthy man! He was a good doctor! You are not worth this argument, sir. You are shortsighted and foolish.

Hamm was sick, and I… breath catches I cured him. I am the only one who can do this. My work must continue, there is so much still to learn, so much to-.

Final Report released in , the U. Department of Education found that, in the five case study states, charter schools were out-performed by traditional public schools in meeting state performance standards, but noted: The report performed analyses using both statistical controls and using pilot and charter applicant lotteries.

For pilot schools, the report found that in the middle school grades pilot school students modestly underperform relative to similar students attending traditional BPS schools The results using a sub-sample of schools with random lottery results found very large positive effects in both math and ELA scores for charter schools, including 0.

The study concludes they believe not every charter will outperform traditional public schools, but that conditions are well suited for growth.

A case study by the Harvard Business School examined the charter school reform efforts in New Orleans. RSD Schools are a result of Act 9 of the Louisiana State Legislature passed in to manage under-performing schools throughout the state.

A study contends that although charter schools may seem to be improving the system overall, these metrics do not take into account race, as many of the underperforming charters primarily educate African-American students.

As more states start charter schools, there is increasing speculation about upcoming legislation. In an innovation-diffusion study surveying education policy experts in fifty states, Michael Mintrom and Sandra Vergari found that charter legislation is more likely to be considered in states with poor test scores, Republican legislative control, and proximity to other states with high quality charter schools.

Legislative enthusiasm, gubernatorial support, interactions with national authorities, and use of permissive charter-law models increase the chances for adopting what they consider stronger laws.

He feels union support and restrictive models lead to adoption of what he considers weaker laws. The threat of vouchers, wavering support for public education, and bipartisan support for charters has led some unions to start charters themselves.

Proponents claim that charters offer teachers a measure of empowerment, employee ownership, and governance that might be enhanced by union assistance Nathan.

Over two dozen private management companies are scrambling to increase their 10 percent share of a "more hospitable and entrepreneurial market" Stecklow In the late s Boston-based Advantage Schools Inc.

In July , Advantage Schools, Inc. Historically, Americans have been evenly split on the idea of Charter schools, with a roughly even mix of support versus opposition between Charter schools provide an alternative for educators, families and communities who are dissatisfied with educational quality and school district bureaucracies at noncharter schools.

In early , the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice , a pro-charter organization, conducted two polls in primarily conservative states Idaho and Nevada where they asked parents about their preferences concerning education.

Most preferred private schools over other options. The charter approach uses market principles from the private sector, including accountability and consumer choice, to offer new public sector options that remain nonsectarian and non-exclusive.

Many people, such as former President Bill Clinton, see charter schools, with their emphasis on autonomy and accountability, as a workable political compromise and an alternative to vouchers.

Others, such as former President George W. Despite these endorsements, a recent report by the AFT has shown charter schools not faring as well as public schools on state administered standardized testing, [73] though the report has been heavily criticized by conservatives like William G.

Howell of the Brookings Institution. Both charter school proponents and critics admit that individual schools of public choice have the potential to develop into successful or unsuccessful models.

Building a High-Quality School Choice Market", [79] author Erin Dillon argues that market forces alone will not provide the necessary supply and demand for excellent public schools, especially in low-income, urban neighborhoods that often witness low student achievement.

According to Dillon, "In order to pressure all public schools to improve and to raise student achievement overall, school choice reforms need to not just increase the supply of any schools.

They need to increase the supply of good schools, and parents who know how to find them. Nearly all charter schools face implementation obstacles, but newly created schools are most vulnerable.

Some charter advocates claim that new charters tend to be plagued by resource limitations, particularly inadequate startup funds. Yet a few charter schools also attract large amounts of interest and money from private sources such as the Gates Foundation , the Walton Family Foundation, the Broad Foundation, and the NewSchools Venture Fund.

Although charter advocates recommend the schools control all per-pupil funds, charter advocates claim that their schools rarely receive as much funding as other public schools.

In reality, this is not necessarily the case in the complex world of school funding. Charter advocates claim that their schools generally lack access to funding for facilities and special program funds distributed on a district basis.

Despite the possibility of additional private and non-district funding, a government study showed that charter school may still lag behind traditional public school achievement.

Charters sometimes face opposition from local boards, state education agencies, and unions. Many educators are concerned that charter schools might siphon off badly needed funds for regular schools, as well as students.

In addition, public-school advocates assert that charter schools are designed to compete with public schools in a destructive and harmful manner rather than work in harmony with them.

According to a recent study published in December by the Center for Education Reform, the national percentage of charter closures were as follows: Co-location or collocation of charter schools in public noncharter school buildings has been practiced in both New York City and Chicago [88] and is controversial.

The cost savings let more charter schools open. The basic concept of charter schools is that they exercise increased autonomy in return for greater accountability.

They are meant to be held accountable for both academic results and fiscal practices to several groups, including the sponsor that grants them, the parents who choose them, and the public that funds them.

Charter schools can theoretically be closed for failing to meet the terms set forth in their charter, but in practice, this can be difficult, divisive, and controversial.

One example was the revocation of the charter for a school called Urban Pioneer in the San Francisco Unified School District , which first came under scrutiny when two students died on a school wilderness outing.

In March , the Center for Education Reform released its latest data on charter school closures. At that time they found that of the more than charter schools that have ever opened had closed, for reasons ranging from district consolidation to failure to attract students.

Progress among these schools has not been tracked objectively or clearly. In a September public policy report, education experts Andrew Rotherham and Sara Mead of Education Sector offered a series of recommendations to improve charter school quality through increased accountability.

Some of their recommendations urged policymakers to: Students also tend to move from charter schools prior to graduation more often than do students in public schools Finch, Lapsley and Baker-Boudissa.

Whether the charter school model can be scaled up to the size of a public noncharter school system has been questioned, when teaching demands more from teachers and many noncharter teachers are apparently unable to teach in the way charters seek, as has been suggested by Arne Duncan , U.

Secretary of Education , Diane Ravitch , education historian and former assistant U. Critics have accused for-profit entities, education management organizations , EMOs [] and private foundations such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation , the Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation , and the Walton Family Foundation [] of funding Charter school initiatives to undermine public education [] [] and turn education into a "Business Model" which can make a profit.

Charters were originally a progressive movement called the "small schools" movement started by University of Massachusetts professor Ray Budde and American Federation of Teachers leader Al Shanker to explore best practices for education without bureaucracy.

According to a study done by Vanderbilt University , teachers in charter schools are 1. If the goal is increased competition, parents can examine the data and avoid the failing charters, while favoring the successful charters, and chartering institutions can decline to continue to support charters with mediocre performance.

A Pennsylvania legislator who voted to create charter schools, State Rep. Cohen of Philadelphia, said that "Charter schools offer increased flexibility to parents and administrators, but at a cost of reduced job security to school personnel.

The evidence to date shows that the higher turnover of staff undermines school performance more than it enhances it, and that the problems of urban education are far too great for enhanced managerial authority to solve in the absence of far greater resources of staff, technology, and state of the art buildings.

When admission depends on a random lottery, some hopeful applicants may be disappointed. A lottery, however, ensures those in wealthier districts do not have a better chance of being accepted.

A lottery is a means of allocating a scarce resource, in this case a spot in a desirable charter school. They are used in schools that are at capacity.

Other charter schools, whose goal is maximizing enrollment, do not employ a lottery. He said that after two years of researching school reform, he understood the complexities.

He reversed his view of union leader Randi Weingarten and suggested she run the school system for a city. One study states that charter schools increase racial segregation.

These very high-poverty, high-minority schools produce achievement gains that are substantially greater than the traditional public schools in the same catchment areas.

Some charter schools may engage in selective admission of students likely to succeed. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

This article has been nominated to be checked for its neutrality. Discussion of this nomination can be found on the talk page.

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